Filmmaker Olivia Serafini-Sauli hung around the New York music scene in the 90s, and she always had her camera at the ready. So when her friends in the band The New Rising Sons were on the verge of having all their dreams come true, she was there to chronicle it. However,
This week The EARTH STATION TREK CREW is joined by two special guests — Nita, host of Sci-Fi Queens, and Ash Pistachio, Clownunist — to discuss the amazing 2018 Deep Space Nine documentary, “What We Left Behind”. You can follow Nita at the Sci-Fi Queens podcast across social media and
Matthew Jacobs, the writer of the 1996 Doctor Who movie, dares to come out of the blue boxy closet to face the fans. Mike, Mike, Mary, and Kirby Bartlett-Sloan take a look at the new documentary about finding oneself in a family that is bigger on the inside. We want
Whenever I log into Disney+ to search for something to watch, I always see the National Geographic documentaries pop up in my suggestions. Yet even though the preview image promises beautiful cinematography and an intriguing topic, I inevitably end up scrolling on by. Sometimes there’s an unfair perception that documentary
Star Trek: Deep Space Nine is a divisive series. Some fans absolutely love it, while others do not consider it to be very trekkie. No matter your opinion, it is an essential component of the Star Trek universe. Last month saw the release of the documentary about the series. Friend
My transgender friend Crystal opens up about her life. Coming to terms with who you are as a person is often a difficult process. It can be even more difficult when you are a trans individual. This week, our story begins with In The Turn, a documentary about the Vagine
